Bhang - The Holy drink of India!

What actually is Bhang?

Bhang is most commonly known from its use and popularity during the Holi festival in India. It has also been used during certain Indian religious rituals for ages and serves as one of the origins for eating cannabis. Unlike the other terms mentioned earlier, bhang is more often brewed into a drink rather than smoked. Bhang itself is the natural intoxicant made from marijuana leaves and flowers.

 

 

Is it safe?

Definitely not! Do we recommend you to do it? No! But still if you decide to ignore us and give it a try then let us give you few little precautionary details.

 

 

How to take it?

First of all let’s be clear that it’s not meant to be smoked, it is a drink made with yogurt and bhang and just like any other alcoholic drink, it’s not meant to be taken on empty stomach.

Second of all, it takes time to hit you, so don’t keep on drinking thinking that it hasn’t hit you or that maybe you have a high capacity of handling alcohol. Because once it does, god bless people around you.

Thirdly, you might end up feeling like a birdman for next 6 hours and then end up sleeping for next 12 hours.

 

Now since you are reading this, I guess you have decided to give it a try this Holi. And that you have decided, let us give you the greatest piece of advice – Don’t take it alone. Because there must be someone recording a transformation of a man into a werewolf, just kidding, but there must be someone to take care of you and to put you to bed.

 

Don’t take it with people you don’t know, even if the spirit of the festival hits you high.

We know you’re sensible enough but still not taking any chances we want you to know that it’s not all safe for the kids.

 

 

Are there any side effects?

Absolutely yes... Every intoxication has its own effects and side effects.

When it hits you, you keep doing the same thing you are doing, till it wears off your head (which usually takes hours).

If you are doing it alone, you might wanna check your belongings once you come to your senses.

Before doing it, just remember to keep your phone call recordings on by default and check them once you are good. If you are lucky, you may hear the voice of that poltergeist residing in you.

 

 

Where to find it?

You have many government authorised (yes... you heard it right!) shops in Rajasthan where you can get this drink. Ask the guy on the shop for any queries you have regarding the product. And never take it from anywhere else other than the government authorised shops.